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Spinal stenosis is a rare condition characterized by abnormal narrowing (stenosis) of the spaces within the spinal canal, spinal nerve root canals, or bones of the spinal column (vertebrae).Affected individuals may experience pain in the lower back and/or the legs.In some cases, affected individuals may have difficulty walking. Spinal stenosis may occur as a result of spinal injury, surgery, abnormal bone growth, or deterioration.pinal stenosis is a rare condition characterized by abnormal narrowing (stenosis) of the spaces within the spinal canal, spinal nerve root canals, or bones of the spinal column (vertebrae).
Spinal stenosis is a progresive narrowing of the spinal canal that occurs most commonly in the cervical and lumbar areas.The prevalence of lumbar spinal stenosis is about 9.3%, with people in their 60s and 70s most commonly affected. Consensus criteria are needed to define and classify spinal stenosis. The means by which spinal stenosis is diagnosed is also changing. Concerns related to radiation risk of CT scans and the recognized limitations of spinal radiography suggest that MRI represents the best imaging modality in many cases. MRI helps avoid myelography and the associated risk and pain.